Relax httpPrefixHeaders constraint

This commit relaxes the constraint on the `@httpPrefixHeaders` trait
when the prefix is set to an empty string, lowering the validation's
severity to a NOTE. This case is usualy meant for proxying all headers
through a request or response, where conflicts are well understood.

This change comes with updated guidance to simplify the strategy for
serializing HTTP messages, examples for these use cases, guidance on
how to do this in a readable way, and other minor HTTP binding
specification cleanup.

Author: kstich

docs/source-2.0/spec/http-bindings.rst

@@ -643,8 +643,8 @@ Conflicts with
    :ref:`httpPayload-trait`,
    :ref:`httpResponseCode-trait`
 
-``httpHeader`` serialization rules:
------------------------------------
+Serialization rules
+-------------------
 
 * When a :ref:`list <list>` shape is targeted, each member of the shape is
   serialized as a separate HTTP header either by concatenating the values
@@ -792,8 +792,8 @@ Applying the ``httpLabel`` trait to members
 * If the corresponding URI label in the operation is greedy, then the
   ``httpLabel`` trait MUST target a member that targets a ``string`` shape.
 
-``httpLabel`` serialization rules
----------------------------------
+Serialization rules
+-------------------
 
 - ``boolean`` values are serialized as ``true`` or ``false``.
 - ``timestamp`` values are serialized as an :rfc:`3339` string by default
@@ -935,7 +935,6 @@ Structurally exclusive
 
 Given the following Smithy model:
 
-
 .. code-block:: smithy
 
     @readonly
@@ -975,14 +974,58 @@ An example HTTP request would be serialized as:
     X-Foo-first: hi
     X-Foo-second: there
 
+Given the following Smithy model that also uses the ``httpHeader`` trait:
+
+.. code-block:: smithy
+
+    @readonly
+    @http(method: "GET", uri: "/myOperation")
+    operation MyOperation {
+        input: MyOperationInput
+    }
+
+    @input
+    structure MyOperationInput {
+        @httpPrefixHeaders("X-Foo-")
+        headers: MapOfStrings
+
+        @httpHeader("X-Foo-Value")
+        foo: String
+    }
+
+    map MapOfStrings {
+        key: String
+        value: String
+    }
+
+And given the following input to ``MyOperation``:
+
+.. code-block:: json
+
+    {
+        "headers": {
+            "Value": "not sent"
+        }
+        "foo": "resolved"
+    }
+
+An example HTTP request would be serialized as:
+
+::
+
+    GET /myOperation
+    Host: <server>
+    X-Foo-Value: resolved
+
+
 Disambiguation of ``httpPrefixHeaders``
 ---------------------------------------
 
 In order to differentiate ``httpPrefixHeaders`` from other headers, when
-``httpPrefixHeaders`` are used, no other :ref:`httpHeader-trait` bindings can
-start with the same prefix provided in ``httpPrefixHeaders`` trait. If
-``httpPrefixHeaders`` is set to an empty string, then no other members can be
-bound to ``headers``.
+``httpPrefixHeaders`` are used with a defined prefix, no other
+:ref:`httpHeader-trait` bindings can start with the same prefix provided in
+``httpPrefixHeaders`` trait. If ``httpPrefixHeaders`` is set to an empty
+string, then other members can be bound to ``headers``.
 
 .. note::
 
@@ -1134,7 +1177,7 @@ target input map as query string parameters in an HTTP request:
 
     @input
     structure ListThingsInput {
-        @httpQueryParams()
+        @httpQueryParams
         myParams: MapOfStrings
     }
 
@@ -1143,6 +1186,50 @@ target input map as query string parameters in an HTTP request:
         value: String
     }
 
+
+Given the following Smithy model that also uses the ``httpQuery`` trait:
+
+.. code-block:: smithy
+
+    @readonly
+    @http(method: "GET", uri: "/myOperation")
+    operation MyOperation {
+        input: MyOperationInput
+    }
+
+    @input
+    structure MyOperationInput {
+        @httpQueryParams
+        query: MapOfStrings
+
+        @httpQuery
+        foo: String
+    }
+
+    map MapOfStrings {
+        key: String
+        value: String
+    }
+
+And given the following input to ``MyOperation``:
+
+.. code-block:: json
+
+    {
+        "query": {
+            "foo": "not sent"
+        }
+        "foo": "resolved"
+    }
+
+An example HTTP request would be serialized as:
+
+::
+
+    GET /myOperation?foo=resolved
+    Host: <server>
+
+
 Serialization rules
 -------------------
 
@@ -1378,6 +1465,7 @@ See
         output: PutSomethingOutput
     }
 
+.. _serializing-http-messages:
 
 Serializing HTTP messages
 =========================
@@ -1393,14 +1481,14 @@ parameters:
    corresponding structure member by name:
 
    1. If the member has the ``httpLabel`` trait, expand the value into the URI.
-   2. If the member has the ``httpQuery`` trait, serialize the value into the
-      HTTP request as a query string parameter.
-   3. If the member has the ``httpQueryParams`` trait, serialize the values into
+   2. If the member has the ``httpQueryParams`` trait, serialize the values into
       the HTTP request as query string parameters.
-   4. If the member has the ``httpHeader`` trait, serialize the value in an
-      HTTP header using the value of the ``httpHeader`` trait.
-   5. If the member has the ``httpPrefixHeaders`` trait and the value is a map,
+   3. If the member has the ``httpQuery`` trait, serialize the value into the
+      HTTP request as a query string parameter.
+   4. If the member has the ``httpPrefixHeaders`` trait and the value is a map,
       serialize the map key value pairs as prefixed HTTP headers.
+   5. If the member has the ``httpHeader`` trait, serialize the value in an
+      HTTP header using the value of the ``httpHeader`` trait.
    6. If the member has the ``httpPayload`` trait, serialize the value as the
       body of the request.
    7. If the member has no bindings, serialize the key-value pair as part of a
@@ -1418,10 +1506,10 @@ parameters:
 3. Iterate over all of the key-value pairs of the parameters and find the
    corresponding structure member by name:
 
-   1. If the member has the ``httpHeader`` trait, serialize the value in an
-      HTTP header using the value of the ``httpHeader`` trait.
-   2. If the member has the ``httpPrefixHeaders`` trait and the value is a map,
+   1. If the member has the ``httpPrefixHeaders`` trait and the value is a map,
       serialize the map key value pairs as prefixed HTTP headers.
+   2. If the member has the ``httpHeader`` trait, serialize the value in an
+      HTTP header using the value of the ``httpHeader`` trait.
    3. If the member has the ``httpPayload`` trait, serialize the value as the
       body of the response.
    4. If the member has no bindings, serialize the key-value pair as part of a

smithy-aws-protocol-tests/model/restJson1/http-prefix-headers.smithy

@@ -149,3 +149,105 @@ structure HttpPrefixHeadersInResponseOutput {
     @httpPrefixHeaders("")
     prefixHeaders: StringMap,
 }
+
+/// Clients that perform this test extract all headers from the response.
+@readonly
+@http(uri: "/HttpEmptyPrefixHeaders", method: "GET")
+operation HttpEmptyPrefixHeaders  {
+    input := {
+        @httpPrefixHeaders("")
+        prefixHeaders: StringMap
+
+        @httpHeader("hello")
+        specificHeader: String
+    }
+    output := {
+        @httpPrefixHeaders("")
+        prefixHeaders: StringMap
+
+        @httpHeader("hello")
+        specificHeader: String
+    }
+}
+
+apply HttpEmptyPrefixHeaders @httpRequestTests([
+    {
+        id: "RestJsonHttpEmptyPrefixHeadersRequestClient"
+        documentation: "Serializes all request headers, using specific when present"
+        protocol: restJson1
+        method: "GET"
+        uri: "/HttpEmptyPrefixHeaders"
+        body: ""
+        headers: {
+            "x-foo": "Foo",
+            "hello": "There"
+        }
+        params: {
+            prefixHeaders: {
+                "x-foo": "Foo",
+                "hello": "Hello"
+            }
+            specificHeader: "There"
+        }
+        appliesTo: "client"
+    }
+    {
+        id: "RestJsonHttpEmptyPrefixHeadersRequestServer"
+        documentation: "Deserializes all request headers with the same for prefix and specific"
+        protocol: restJson1
+        method: "GET"
+        uri: "/HttpEmptyPrefixHeaders"
+        body: ""
+        headers: {
+            "x-foo": "Foo",
+            "hello": "There"
+        }
+        params: {
+            prefixHeaders: {
+                "x-foo": "Foo",
+                "hello": "There"
+            }
+            specificHeader: "There"
+        }
+        appliesTo: "server"
+    }
+])
+
+apply HttpEmptyPrefixHeaders @httpResponseTests([
+    {
+        id: "RestJsonHttpEmptyPrefixHeadersResponseClient"
+        documentation: "Deserializes all response headers with the same for prefix and specific"
+        protocol: restJson1
+        code: 200
+        headers: {
+            "x-foo": "Foo",
+            "hello": "There"
+        }
+        params: {
+            prefixHeaders: {
+                "x-foo": "Foo",
+                "hello": "There"
+            }
+            specificHeader: "There"
+        }
+        appliesTo: "client"
+    }
+    {
+        id: "RestJsonHttpEmptyPrefixHeadersResponseServer"
+        documentation: "Serializes all response headers, using specific when present"
+        protocol: restJson1
+        code: 200
+        headers: {
+            "x-foo": "Foo",
+            "hello": "There"
+        }
+        params: {
+            prefixHeaders: {
+                "x-foo": "Foo",
+                "hello": "Hello"
+            }
+            specificHeader: "There"
+        }
+        appliesTo: "server"
+    }
+])

smithy-aws-protocol-tests/model/restJson1/main.smithy

@@ -54,6 +54,7 @@ service RestJson {
         // @httpPrefixHeaders tests
         HttpPrefixHeaders,
         HttpPrefixHeadersInResponse,
+        HttpEmptyPrefixHeaders,
 
         // @httpPayload tests
         HttpPayloadTraits,